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Real Estate Broker, Ingrid Johnson explains the basics of renting in New York City.
Immigration lawyer Samuel Newbold explains how the "New Office" L visa can help you start your business in the U.S.
NYC is about to launch its bike share program for the first time. What can it learn from other cities and the precedent they've set?
A virtual march on Washington to push for smart, comprehensive immigration reform to attract and keep the best and brightest to fuel innovation and American jobs.
As part of their DanceAfrica celebration, the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) welcomes you to this free outdoor bazaar.
by Suzie Dundas and Tracy Kaler - Two New Yorkers - one much newer to the city than the other - debate the seven sins of New York City: the subway, the noise, the crowds, the guilt, the cost, the people, and the trash. Who do you agree with?
If you're not familiar with New Dorp, This Staten Island neighborhood is diverse with Italian-American, Irish-American, Albanian American, Polish-American and Russian American residents. Though the area was hit hard by Hurricane Sandy, longtime residents
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Entrepreneur Portrait: Christian Ruehmer, Proyecto Horizonte
Christian Ruehmer tells us about his experience getting a green card and starting a business in New York City.
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5 Reasons for NYC’s Explosive Startup Scene
NYC is the place to be for startups, especially in the tech field. Find out why!
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg: An International Retrospective
As Mayor Bloomberg prepares to leave office - what kind of legacy has he left behind for NY's international citizens?
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Food Shopping in NYC: How and Where to Shop
Food shopping in the city can be a hassle, but with these helpful tips on where to shop it can become a little more fun.
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POPS: Privately Owned Public Spaces in NYC
New York City has over 500 public spaces and small parks where anyone can sit and rest - but where are they located?
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Where Internationals Play, Part 1: Soccer
Top places to play soccer in New York City.
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CouchSurfing: Where Travel and Social Network Collide
CouchSurfing.org helps travelers connect with locals for an authentic cultural experience.
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Kosher Chinese: Living, Teaching, and Eating with China’s Other Billion
May 28, 2013 at 6:30 pm
125 East 65th Street New York, NY 10065
Michael Levy takes you on a journey as he sheds light upon the struggles faced by those living in China's interior.
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Tracy's New York Life | A blog about life in New York City: I am Suing my Landlord in New York City My former sleazy landlord is four months late returning the almost $3,000 that he owes me from the time I rented his mouse-infested Brooklyn apartment. ...
South Bronx Comfort When you read menus or recipes that claim to be classic American comfort food, meatloaf, hot dogs, hamburgers, fried chicken, turkey with stuffing, mashed potatoes and corn on the cob are the usual suspects. ...